Hulk: Return To Planet Hulk

Excellent. Good price, quick delivery. Got this because I've got into Greg Land art recently ( despite a lot of comic readers slagging him off ). Very pleased

VERY, VERY GOOD.

I was quite excited to receive this Graphic Novel, as I am a big fan of the original Planet Hulk series.

Though Marvel's All-New, All-Different publishing initiative promised new and exciting things few series actually lived up to the hype. Totally Awesome Hulk (2015) was one of the those few. Writer Greg Pak is no stranger to either the Hulk or the character of Amadeus Cho, and though Cho can be insufferable at times his more energetic and carefree Hulk works really well and the series is a lot of fun to read. Later on Pak would reintroduce the darker psychological elements of the Hulk back into the book, giving the story added complexity. That leads to this volume, a sequel of sorts to probably Pak's most popular Hulk storyline of all time; Planet Hulk. I haven't read the original Planet Hulk yet but I have seen the early 2000's animated adaption which I've been told is fairly accurate to the source material. Its a suitably epic follow-up that forces Cho to embrace the monstrous aspects of the Hulk. Greg Land is mostly fine as the artist for this collection. Land is known for tracing his artwork from various sources and he tends to reuse a lot of the same ones. You probably wouldn't notice if you haven't seen much of his art but for me personally at this point it makes it kinda repetitive. I do like the way he renders the Sakaaran environment. This story is in all a worthy follow-up to its predecessor and a high point for this series. It really had that different feeling Marvel wanted to represent. I hope the book someday gets the Omnibus treatment cause I'd definitely add it to my collection.4/5

Good Book.Greg Lands Art is fantastic and Paks story is solid.A worthy sequel to The Real Hulks Epic.